Chinese strategy since mid-200x: seal new economic opportunities, let the enemy run out of possible moves.
Rare earth metal mining, and all of new industries orbiting it - nuked mid 200x "Big solar" - went throught "slash and burn" acquisition Battery tech - again, all worthy companies got sold to Chinese before they had an opportunity to make a dent on Chinese battery monopoly "New nuclear" - in Chinese pocket since 2015 The entire field of bioinformatics eaten by China before it even had a chance to emerge
Yes, it was at around that time when the new wave of politicians whom you can call "ultrapopulists" appeared.
The only thing different nowadays from say mid-to-late nineties is that the this "ultrapopulism" device was wrestled out of the hands of your usual "mainstream" parties.
At around 2012 - 2014 Google's Russian office developed a very similar technology for clickfraud detection. What has happened later - the best talent involved in developing it was given a relocation offer to Switzerland given that he was just SO INCREDIBLY VALUABLE, but the guy refused. Their HR's became more assertive, threatening to ruin his Arbeitsbuch (in Russia your work record is an official document just like in China). The guy demandes his Arbeitsbuch back and resigned the same day. People say he joined the biggest clickfraud collective at the time just to say f.u.
Coincidentally, It was right around early 2015 when conversion rates dropped to below 2% on many Eastern European RTB marketplaces.
My source, people at Vizavi HR, the only recruiting company working for Google in Russia
>LimeBike, a startup at San Mateo, Calif., adapted >China's dockless bike-sharing model, first rolled >out by Beijing-based Ofo Inc. and Beijing Mobike >Technology Co., for U.S. consumers...
Prepare for broken bikes to blot out the skies Californians
At least it is a step up from what Alibaba does. At least they do not implicitly suggest that this money is given to make store owners to buy stuff from themselves.
You know, Huawei makes a lot of overpriced stuff like $600 featurephones (maimang 5), yet people are buying them.
It always puzzled me why Americans dislike buying cheap shit, yet ready to buy the same shit if it is properly marked up to few hundred bucks.
I used to sell $1 Chinese sunglasses in my student years on ebay for around $100 to $200 each. The only thing it took me was to order them to be silk-screened with madeup random Italian sounding brand names.
Be bogged down in ~85k mid-to-senior dev position, Or ~85k mid-to-senior analyst position?
On the first one, you will be doomed getting shit from MBA types for the rest of your career, On the second, you will be giving shit to MBA types for the rest of your career
Republic of China had two decades of economic growth while having a deliberately set deflationary monetary policy. This is a country that now supplies 90% of world's microchips
>After infecting a customer's phone, the hackers >were able to send a text message to the bank >initiating a transfer of up to $120 to one of 6,000 >bank accounts set up to receive the fraudulent >payments.
6000 fake bank accounts must cost money even in Russia, moreover if the bank these accounts were in wasn't a fake bank itself
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Chinese strategy since mid-200x: seal new economic opportunities, let the enemy run out of possible moves.
Rare earth metal mining, and all of new industries orbiting it - nuked mid 200x
"Big solar" - went throught "slash and burn" acquisition
Battery tech - again, all worthy companies got sold to Chinese before they had an opportunity to make a dent on Chinese battery monopoly
"New nuclear" - in Chinese pocket since 2015
The entire field of bioinformatics eaten by China before it even had a chance to emerge
This list can go on for few pages
9 out of 10 times such "insider reports" are leaked as a tacit innuendo "lobby firms not paying enought"
Yes, it was at around that time when the new wave of politicians whom you can call "ultrapopulists" appeared.
The only thing different nowadays from say mid-to-late nineties is that the this "ultrapopulism" device was wrestled out of the hands of your usual "mainstream" parties.
So cheap!
At around 2012 - 2014 Google's Russian office developed a very similar technology for clickfraud detection. What has happened later - the best talent involved in developing it was given a relocation offer to Switzerland given that he was just SO INCREDIBLY VALUABLE, but the guy refused. Their HR's became more assertive, threatening to ruin his Arbeitsbuch (in Russia your work record is an official document just like in China). The guy demandes his Arbeitsbuch back and resigned the same day. People say he joined the biggest clickfraud collective at the time just to say f.u.
Coincidentally, It was right around early 2015 when conversion rates dropped to below 2% on many Eastern European RTB marketplaces.
My source, people at Vizavi HR, the only recruiting company working for Google in Russia
TV and movies is entertainment for dump, primitive people
Learn from Silicon Valley in huge fail
>LimeBike, a startup at San Mateo, Calif., adapted
>China's dockless bike-sharing model, first rolled
>out by Beijing-based Ofo Inc. and Beijing Mobike
>Technology Co., for U.S. consumers...
Prepare for broken bikes to blot out the skies Californians
> In multithreaded performance they might get some wins, but that's only because they have an insane amount of cores,
10 cores should be enough for everybody
In waking a tiger, use a long stick.
A display with a hole is such a stupid idea
At least it is a step up from what Alibaba does. At least they do not implicitly suggest that this money is given to make store owners to buy stuff from themselves.
Do they do delivery in Shanghai?
It will look like a glass buttplug
The display with a hole? What a stupid idea
Screw the USD
True enterprise level bugs
>Chrome won
It is easier to say that Firefix cocksuckers lost, and their $0.5M a year CTO cocksucker lost
>spaceplane
Impossible
You know, Huawei makes a lot of overpriced stuff like $600 featurephones (maimang 5), yet people are buying them.
It always puzzled me why Americans dislike buying cheap shit, yet ready to buy the same shit if it is properly marked up to few hundred bucks.
I used to sell $1 Chinese sunglasses in my student years on ebay for around $100 to $200 each. The only thing it took me was to order them to be silk-screened with madeup random Italian sounding brand names.
Want to buy party membership?
What you want?
Be bogged down in ~85k mid-to-senior dev position,
Or ~85k mid-to-senior analyst position?
On the first one, you will be doomed getting shit from MBA types for the rest of your career,
On the second, you will be giving shit to MBA types for the rest of your career
>blood of Americans and those foreigners, who
>chose to help us, be it for money or to destroy the
>Communist regime, or both.
It was seriously naive for these foreigners to believe that US will commit to destroying chicoms.
American political establishment has no balls.
Most likelly, the biggest extend to which they will use that intelligence is for low key blackmail in trade negotiations, no more.
i give you B- for economics
Republic of China had two decades of economic growth while having a deliberately set deflationary monetary policy. This is a country that now supplies 90% of world's microchips
The most impressive thing here is this:
>After infecting a customer's phone, the hackers
>were able to send a text message to the bank
>initiating a transfer of up to $120 to one of 6,000
>bank accounts set up to receive the fraudulent
>payments.
6000 fake bank accounts must cost money even in Russia, moreover if the bank these accounts were in wasn't a fake bank itself